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Pontblyddyn maps
Historic maps of Pontblyddyn and the local area, hand-drawn by Ordnance Survey and Samuel Lewis. View all Pontblyddyn maps
Pontblyddyn photos
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Penyffordd| Hope| Caergwrle| Mold| Hawarden| Rhydtalog| Loggerheads| Queensferry| Shotton| Connah's Quay| Gwersyllt| Llanferres| Pantymwyn| Minera| Llanarmon-Yn-Ial| Rhosesmor| Coedpoeth| Gresford| Flint Mountain| Rossett| Cilcain| Wrexham| Halkyn
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Clwyd memories
Father's Birthplace
My late father, Clement Leslie Chandler, was born at Pontybodkin in 1896. The family home was No 1 The Nant (the house was still standing when I visited in 1996).
Fathers Date of Birth
Correction Norman. Dad was born in 1893 NOT 1896
Little Mountain
Hello, I am serching for any info on my dad, Charles Howarth Shone who lived on Little Mountain Road around 1945 - 1970. His father was Charles (Charlie?). They were related to Cyril and Olwyn Shone who lived on the opposite side of the road. I believe he went to Hawarden Grammer School and used to catch the train. Another relation is Tom Shone - I believe married to Gwen. Apologies for the vagueness but when you are young details don't sink in and as you get older you realise it's too late. Many thanks.
Childhood Memories
I have very happy memories of a childhood spent in Mynydd Isa. I was only there for 4 years ('72 - '76) but I crammed a lot of adventures into that time! My friend Audra and I used to go cycling down Rose Lane and look a the 'haunted house' across the fields, never daring to go inside. (It was an old wooden building, derelict at the time). We spent many hours at the bonk! - the local playing field, and would walk up to the building sites in Buckley and climb in and out of the clay pipes. We also used to walk 2 chow dogs called Idris and Ady, (they were really big and fluffy) and used to walk to Bryn a Bal school, which seemed miles, and call at the shops on the way. My house was No 75 Mold Road on the corner of Mercia Drive, and I remember I had the room with the veranda above the garage. The corner shop at the top of... Read more
Working at Dobshill
Dobshills, I worked there, I miss it and the people who worked there. God bless x
Dad
My dad Bernard Kirham, much loved, greatly missed, was the first baby to be born here in the new housing estate in 1936. His mum Martha and dad James, brothers Joe, Jack, surviving brother Alfie, sisters Doreen, Nora, Elsie and surviving sister Gertie.Dad died recently, so it was doubley nice to view this site - thanks.
Hello Alfie Kirkham
I used to live in Meadows Lea, Darby Road and you were in my class at school!
My name was Mary Treacy!
